The forum user Pig Princess shared a superior method for identifying the ocean depth without having to open your map, so apologies for my blindness and not including that part in the video. Here is how they described it: "Waves of coastal ocean look like thin lines, in swell ocean waves are spiky but still small, and in rough ocean there are a lot of overlapping (double/triple) waves which are also bigger than in swell ocean and look more dynamic in game."
When you drop your anchor, the amount of rope left unused is also a hint. I highly encourage knowing your fish, since that is what an intellectual dandy like Wilson would do
The forum user Pig Princess shared a superior method for identifying the ocean depth without having to open your map, so apologies for my blindness and not including that part in the video. Here is how they described it:
"Waves of coastal ocean look like thin lines, in swell ocean waves are spiky but still small, and in rough ocean there are a lot of overlapping (double/triple) waves which are also bigger than in swell ocean and look more dynamic in game."
When you drop your anchor, the amount of rope left unused is also a hint.
I highly encourage knowing your fish, since that is what an intellectual dandy like Wilson would do